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Archbishop Of Now Yorl
Editor O'Loughlin Talks.

New York Sun.
Mr., Daniel O'Loughln, the editor and
proprietor OF the Catholic Herald, told a
Sun reporter yesterday afternoon that this
was o true copy Of IN autograph letter he
had received from Archbishop Corrigan
on April II. The italics are the Arch.
bishops. Mr.. O'Loughlin showed the re,
porter tho original letter.
~ have only shown this letter before
this time" said Mr.. O'Loughliu, "to three
Of my intimate, personal friends, none oil
those connected with Mr.. Georges pspur,
had no intention OF giving the letter to
the pteRe, and would hayo objected 10
the publication il had known it was 10
be published. My paper will continue to
espouse the cause OF Dr.. McGlyHn rs here.
tulure. recognize the authority OF no
man in my business matters. am not
prepared to admit that the phrase, "in all
things" in the decree, 10 to have it's widest
Interpretation. That would simply put
q Newspaper at tho mOrcy OF every ruler
Of diocese. No council has the right to
devise laws for the regulation OF my busi-
neas conduct. Independent Of the Nc.
Glynn matter, would. not DO willing to
submit in all things to ecclesiastical uu.
thority. have not answered Archbishop
Gorrigsn's let;er, and don't Intend to an
swer it."
At the meeting Of the pnrishioncrs OF
St. Stephens parish MIR. Peter Ryan, Of
tho Committee OF Thirly-fye, said: ut is
an outrage that any Bishop, or propsgsn.
da either, should presume to command a
citizen OF the United States in his private
matters"
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CongrtGs p!ato5 in tbs hands OF the
PreaitrnL MI extraordinary poTcr ior
the purpose u Bringing J. nei4hbor to
her Hsnae1 without resor: 70 arns.
Thgug,! the mca9ntc Consumed compsra-
lively LITTLE ti:lu u lid passage, 1t waB well
mgturod, il hGJ Ginics. the sllId support
OF MI pai,es II Congress md the people
we're a,rous in liz favor
f. uaa sup9oacd that the President
wout! ult 90 Oh hA:f.coCked, but that no
would IlaEn !! q1j;a nrra that the time
had C1a,Y 20 make uan Of ,,thr extraordi.
nHry po~or Tor Lln ruhI,c %GlIarp. The
threatened retaliation opened the ryss OF
I.lrd 2auIubHry, and li.e Efitiah Foreign
Office 5cgaa % gee IT." ina.j.r in differ.
ent i2ht.
Just thea tit5 hRiefiGaH Eeefc'nrr OF
State discovered :hNt Congrpra hal done
an unEise ding in granting 10 thu pIrai-
dent ~ Rrea. porcr, Md il w"s easy to
acc TIA, the Secretary you'd uso hin great
in,uencr IN Oui!iIy tho action n CpngrrsH.
The nrxt thing tho c0uatty mara ID that
tho CanRIiann are nj It again, h9n&g away
a. an American fshnnnSn, to Ict IN know
tbs. in spite Of tbs b'itish Foreign OIlice,
Canada Ia stiIl in the Guid with little
navy OF her o*n.
W. need M, pubmiL TO thin loFB and
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Pittsburgh COmmcrc a! Gd::tis.
DR.. SaulsbHTy found mala:ial fever to be
propsgated smong persons sleeping in a
room in the windows OF which Ind been
placed box OF earth from malarious soil.
House plants cultivated in pots filed with
ma!ariUus earth are constant danger.
Ihe germs grow iuxuriantiy in tho niois.
luIe and warm air OF closed rooIag. DR..
Eichwald, Prolesaor Of Clinical Medicine
in the University Of st. Petersburg, has
given to the public facts concerning a
patient Of biz, lady with malaria! fever,
who was easily cured by treatment when
confined to her chamber, but Tho quickly
rclspsed on remaining during the day in
her parlor. The easy cure and constant
relapse went on for long time. At last
the doc!or having become enEpiclons Of
tho flower pots, removed thOm from the
houae, and there waB no further recur.
renee oil the disease.
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The course Of the Catholic Herald, OF
New York, has not pleased Archbishop
Corrigan. That publication has been IN
ardent champion Of Father McGlyn1 and
very tender in its regard for Mr.. George
and his doctrines. The Archbishop warns
the editor that tAe uttcraIces Of hiH paper
have been "shcckip2ly scandalcns," and
continuation in that course will be at his
peril. From the ArchbishoP'H letter We
learn what be considers 10 he scandalous;
as, for example, 'presuming 10 attack
publicly the manner in which q Bishop
rules his diocese, which oiIersa deserves
to be dealt with by cGnoriCal cersures."
The editor OF the Catholic Htruldsays he
publishes IS Catholic newspaper, that is,
paper which publishes news and events
OF interest 10 Catholic men and women.
We arc not GIL Organ however, and do
no. wish to be. Il Gil matters political
We hold Ourselves fee 10 cri;!cisd the
highest ecclesiastic in Lhe Bo:ld". In the
light OF this distinc: declaration, we DO
not see what the Archbishop has to do
with the Catholic Herald.
That paper receives 10 support irCm the
church as such, au3 i. does nos profess TO
be IN organ OF tine church or O! any &C.
cles:astic. 1t ia very plain, then, as We
understand these things in this country,
that the Archbishop has nothing more 10
do with the Catholic Herdld than with Mr..
Bennetta New YORK Herald, which Is
chiefly written By Catholics and makea q
specially OF news Of interest TO Catholic
men and women.
1t must be, then, that tho Arcbbishop's
intention is to punish Eiito. OLoughiin
as Catholic mNn for what he prints in
his capacity uI editor Of d publication de-
voted 10 nexs Of ppecisl interest 10 CatLo-
lies. There is no other way for him to
get st it. We cay thero Is no other way,
for &c do No. apptehend that the Arch.
bishop OF New York would attempt 10 III
stitu.e q hoycot! against the Catholic
UTG'd.
TIE case OF Editor O'I.oayllil ID ep-
tire!y different from that oi Father Nc
GIynn. The editcv il under no obligation
whatever except to pub!iEh Il reputable
newspaper; tho p:todL il under the vow OF
obedience, Gni aiken he found he could
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Ghe GafelliIqe,rerr
WHEELING, w. VA, APRIL 70, 1881.


An Associated pregs d!Dpstch from
Charleston conveys the interesting intor.
nation that Mr.. Camden has q fair chance
Of election. He Is to make his gains from
the Greenbackcio and four Republicans.
The dispatch concludes: III the Rspubli.
cans who have exprecaed themselves "a
vorably 10 Mr.. Camden will vote for him,
he will be elected without any trouble"
Hero again We have the little NIP thut
broke up the meeting OF the regular Bes.
sion. II at that time Mr.. Camden had 70.
ceivel the votes of those Republicans who
were favorable 10 him and had determined
TO vote for him, no would have been
"oIected without any trouble" The Gw-
full ZIP stood in the why, and the comb.
nation did not work. And no II came
about that tho Camden fat fell into the
Republican FIRE.
There has been great disposition to Gen.
cure those Republicans who felt that way
about 1t; and come Of them have in effect
ceuBurol themselves by denying with
great indignation that they ever enter.
taiued 60 revolutionary On intention. The
ISrELLlaEScRR tRkcU 6 different view OF
the case. According 10 our notion those
Republicans deserve credit Tor giving heed
TO tho freely and promptly expressed sen.
timent OF their party; and this honorable
yielding OF that time encourages the hope,
indeed the belief, that they will not now
change tho course upon which they finally
settled. No harm eau cone to the Repub-
lican party by pursuing policy Of 'hauds
nlTu
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4 nooby Who rhumpod III, Own skull.

Baltimore American. -t VS.
Tho most unhappy man In Washington
Just at this time Is q young clerk In the
Postoflico Department.. He is well known
In social circles, but generosity, at least,
iorbids mentioning bis name. The story
runs in this way: The Young P. D. O.
was about 10 take pnrt In some private
iheatricals, and one Of tho essentials was
the picture Of iackass. So he sat down
and addressed letter TO Mr.. GRAY
Douglass, q well known amateur artist Of
this city and friend Of bis, the following
note: - 'f'gg.g.f. III
FRIEND DOUGLASS: Please draw MO the
picture Of a large.sizsd jackass, but come
in to see me first. Yours,
The joke was Too good to DO laid away,
and 80 1t was given away, TO the Intense
Amusement Of the young mans iriendu
and still moro intense discontinue o!
himself. Il Is probable that hin place In
the cast will have to be supplied.
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WONIhS'S WORK
woman's Foreign Missionary Society of III
PresbJtery of Washington.

woman's Foreign Missionary Society of the
PresbJtery of Washington.
To he Editor Of the iHteIiigetoer.
Slg:-Wc hope it is not too lGteto give q
b.iei statement TO sstisty the desire OF many
for definite information concerning the
Society, which Ee!d its decenniai meeting
in the beautiful chapel OF the First Pres
byterian Church, Washington, Pa, lest
week. Tho Society was organized in the
First Presbyterian Church OF this city i'll
May, 1877. For len years the women
have como together, from the various
churches OF the Presbytery, moved by q
common interest in sendiHg the gospel to
heather women. They have counted it q
delightful privilege TO have share in go
sacred cause, Tor tho work has much in
i, besldes the dry details OF business. 1t
has the lie blood OF the Christian heart in
it; and is Beed.sowing thu. has been
greatly blessed.
1t may be comfort, possibly stimulus
TO other Tomen's organizations to know
that this society, whose beginnings were
in 1.-THE days o! email things" has, during
theee ten yeals gathered il money nearly
f3G 900. Much Of this has come in small
Sums from ecaniy purses, tacrediy set
apart for this purpose. But the harvest
cannot be computed in dc!lars and cents
and it mus, not DO forgotten that nix young
women OF strong faith, refinement and cul.
ture have gone out from tho Presbytery as
missionaries to heatEen women. "Noman's
Work for Woman" has alSsyG had it's
plsve in the church o! Christ. Butin 1870
it assumed ell organized form rendering its
aid ae Oh auxiliary to the Board Of Foreign
Missions OF the Presbyterian church.
Their organizations now number 5,2Ji.
The amount they have paid to the treasury
OF the Board at % Centre street, New
York, since 1870 Is e, l66,! los Is. II has
shown itself most beaefc-nt sgenGy
pouring its tide Of blessings upon churches
at homo and upon the zelda in heather
countries. COMMITTEE.
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by closing the doors on the products Of
Canadian industry, the end Of Canada's
bumptiousness will have come. "A M d
ARcupIsuoT CoRHIGAN;s LETTER

~ 90 =. HHI.n - ~ .t + q y
To tho Editor Of tho Catholic 'IIernld," tho
Defender Of DR.. McGiynn.
The following, strange as 1t may aeem,
Is nbundsntly vouched for by the New
York press rs genuine.
452 MADISON AVENUE,
NEW YoRH, April ID, 1887.
TO he Editor and Proprietor Of The Catholic
GESTLEMES: by this note, which Is On.
tirely private and mol to be published, l wish
to call your attention TO the fact that the
Third Plenary Council Of Baltimore, fol.
lowing the Leadership OF Pope Leo MIL,
he's pointed out the duties Of the Catholic
press, and denounced the abuses OF which
journals styling themselves Catholic arc
sometimes guilty. "That paper alone"
says the Council decree No, 22S) us 10
be- regarded 80 Catholic that Ia prepared
10 submit in oil things TO ecclesiastical au.
thority." Later on 1t warns all Catholic
writer's againBt presunling to attack pub
licly tho manner In which Bishop rules
hiG diocese, affirming tbst those who 60
presume, as vol as their spproverB aud
sbettors, are not only guilty Of worry griey.
GUS scandals, but deserve, moreover, to be
dealt with by cauonical cennures.
For Bome timo past the utterRncea oil
the Catholic Herald have been shvC&iRgly
scandalous. AS this newspaper is pub
liBhed in this diocese, hereby warn you
that If you continue in this course Of con.
duct 1t will BIO at your peril. l am, gentle,
men, yours truly,
N. a. CoRRIGAy,
| Arnhhiahon of Nav York.
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DIED,

LANDrRlED-At Bellllre, Ohio, on Monday, April
g. 1887, at $50 A L., Jacob LASDrlIED, aged
G6yeaB.
Funeral from hIslate ie,ldence on Belmont street,
B9llalre. on Wednesday, April q. at 10 O'Clock
4. N. lntcrmcnt at Mt. Wood Cemetery,
Wheeling. Friends Of the family invited.
CLARK-on Sunday, April q, 1857, at his lato reg.
ideace, 1913 EoD Birrett CHARLES ELA1K.
Funeral services at A. NJ Z. Church, Market street,
this lrueslayl afternoon nj Q. % o,clonk.
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Nights ia the complaint Of thouHanda
anigHring from Asthma, Consumption,
Cougha, etc. Did you ever try AcGcsH
EnRiish Kennedy? 1t IL the h'et preifa-
ration known for all Lung rroutler, sold
on q positive guarantee at lOc., Soc. Logan
4 Co. and g. MenkomollGr. |
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or the go0d thinpn Of Lhla lie ava BOr-
rowIuly let alone nn aCConn: Of DyGpup.
sis. Aeker's D!y#Fepsia Tablets will cure
DvapGpHia, indigestion and Constipation;
l,old on positive guarantee vi % and 30
cents, by Logan K 90. and U. Menke.
meier.
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knNA

the children. Thoy are especially liable
10 sudden Colds, Coughs, Group, Whoop.
ing Cough, etc. We guarantee Ackers'
English Remedy positive cure. itsaves
hours Of anxious watching. Sold by 10.
gun & Co. and O. Menkume!ler.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a q e e IL

7 nil who arc suffering from tho errors md
lhdiscrot!ons Of youth, nervous weakness, carly
decay loss OF manhood. &c, Will send a rccIpo
thHtw!ll euro you. FREE or CHARGE. This rrca.
romcdyw discovered by n missionary In South
America. Send q sclf.adlrcsscd envelope 10 tho
EEv. JOSEPH \. lSS,AN. Nation D. MN IorI: CITY,
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GEDNEY HOUSE, NEw YORK.

Broadway md Fortieth etreet, opponite
Metropolitan Opera House and Casino
Hotel entirely new. Deairable for bust.
ness men or families. European Plan
Rooms 81 per day upwards. Excellent
restaurant. .-
Ggs. DAN, McAgLRY& ". B. BowREs.
TThsaw
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COMMISSIONERS, SALES.
SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF OLD "GRAST HOUSE, LOTS,
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling.
1nxpnf, H'nnd m pyn.tG ENno,,,or, ,,, oIL,-

SPECIAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
~ OF OLD "GRANT HOUSE" LOTS.
In the Municipal Court OF Wheeling
Joseph "oodmanseets Executors aud oIhga
Louis WOodmaIIsSe sud others.
In Chanc2ry.
By virtue OF the suihority vested IN them BIZ G
decree entered by the said Court In tie aho;e en-.
titled cause, on Apri! s., 1851, The undersigned
NJ Tie ltunt dUer OF the Court uouse OF Ohio
county, the same being tue north enlrzuse 10 the
Public building, In the city OF Wheeling, to the
highest bidder, Oh
WEDNESDAY, MAY II, 1857,
comnencins at ~ O'Clock A. ~, the following NA!
ior No. 40 on the southcAs. corner OF Main and
Tenth streets; Lor 40. l20 on The southwest COT.
ncr ot Tenth aid Market Streets aud Lon No. liz
lIonlinY on Tho Tes. SIDE OF Market .t:eGt a5jOil.
l.u run back wcstwatdIy from Market street about
u ieet. IN making such bale, the undersigned
Will oner said property In such parcels rs IN their
Judgment VIII cause tle same 10 sell IDo,t AdyGl
taSeousy for their Uust they will sell said lots
10 and IL In the way that vii Cause lhcm 10 pro
oucS the Iargest prize, either In parcels. or us
whole Ihcy Will otter the north IwU-thi:as Of 10.
ll9 fronting a feet on Market street and running
buck OF even width e. Ret; and the remainder 6t
lot ll9 the south one-third-beiug 81 fee; vide IN
separate parcels; and they will Ecl sid Ut gaSA
whole or In sepanltc PARCELS, whicheye. way tney
win produce the bSst price therefor These lois
are the same oil which the "GG.HT HOrsE' Gud
Us sis9ies formerly stood They hre mos: egibly
located III the heart of the city aud a1e Gulolg tho
most valuable in the citS OF Wheeling.
TEk&S VI SALE--OuetbiIu o, The purrlAso
money, and as much more thereof rs the purchaser
may elect 10 pay. IN cash. on the day OF suiG; aad
the residue the:coi in two equal miscellaneous nay.
s0le respectively In one ana two years IRON the
day OF salc, with interest thereon IRON that dSy.
payable annually, the purchaser giving therrlof
his negotiable promiSSoiy notes 10 tre uilGr Of the
undersigned for the deferred inS ullineuts Of the
purchase money, and the title to the properly sold
10 be retained until the payment In ;ull u the
purchase mosey, and tue interest that may accrue
thereon, Us furtne: security .hereior
W. T. HUBBARD,
A. J. CLARKE
ALFRED CALDWELL,
Special Commissioners.
Il, i; N. Dartah, Clerk Of tho Municipal Court o!
wheeling, Go certify that bond aud security have
been given BY said Special Commissioners Us re.
luired by law and by said doctGe OF sale
APRIL u. ISL. anil
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PALMER's "skin Success" cures Piles
guaranteed. Prepared only by tho PAlmei
Co., New York. AT Drug storc Of McLair
Bros. TrIrda
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nLAIiIiIEu.

ToMKIEsoN- SURGIsoE-on Wednesday, Ap,il
%. 1881, at Christ Church, Philadelphia, Pa by
the rector Dr.. 4. A. FOsgo, JOSEPH ToNKIrSoS,
OF Philadelphia, 10 EXILiE A. SuRGisoS, OF
Wheclln', ", Va.
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to beauty, when ii disrlogrs pretty ret OF
teeth. Whitenese, when nature has sup
Piled This element Of lovelinrgR, may 10
retained through liIr, by usiug tho fra
grant SOXODONT.
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I1i.SFURD's ACID PHOSPHATE.
In ScryDlIs Debility.

Dr. 8 i. Sylvester, Portland, Me, aaya:
~ have used It In nervous debility with
mC6L satisfactory results" TrE&w
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TRUSTEES SALE,
TRUSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER

TRuSTEES SALE OF MANCHESTER
BY virtue Of a Deed o. Trps. made 70 me AZ
trustee ny r. L. Kimberly and Wife, dated sepIem.
Of the County Court Of Ohio COUNTY, Hr-t VIRGINIA
In Deed oil Trust BOOK No. -, page Sg shall ,ell
at public auction, Oh
SATURDAY. MAY II, 1857,
commencing ut 10 o'clock A. n at the iron, ao,,
o. the Court House OF said COUNTY In the civ OF
MheehhS, tae following de cribed properly, tina; Il
70 nay: certain parcel OF ground situaet: iu The
city OF Wheeling, Ohio COUNTY, West Virginia, con.
AininS one fourth OF an acre bounded sLl de-
sSsibed as follows: beginning on Tie east Side Of
the northwest cosref OF tho Iot mAtscd "Hsf.
g'Rros on the plat OF the subdivisions o! the
Reilly iarm ns rcCordcd In Decd BOOK M ST. rags
SS AND S32 IN the Office Of the CLERK OF the Comfy
Couft OF Uhlo county; thence along the nOrIh line
Of sAid "hargravrs 10, caStwavIly 10 tho WrS; lae
Of the street marked OIL salt plat "Heily .ItIrl."
thence along Aid west line norihwatiiy 10 the
sonth sac OF Tho Reilly hill road; thence With said
shown on sSid pla, 10 the east side Of Milan Iu0w
Metzel) stfeet; thence with the cast side Of sid
MeiSel street souIhwarily 10 the bcgtUnlGS, GI.
cepurs, hoWeSes 30 much Of aid parcel o! ground
AZ WA conveyed by the said +, l., Kimberly AID
VIE 70 tht hRtcftcStcr Coal COMPANY by drtd
dated October !, lSSS, and now Of r,c0rd IN the
oiiice Of me Clc!i Of the County Court OF ohIo
county In Deed Book No. IS si nScc 81; the pn!t -
excepted being described rs follows: 6crinnirs 81
INC northwcStetly corner OF tho iIRgravIS Hum,
Kelly purchase on the soalhcaStprly side o. Wet.
lei street and with said side Of said strct north
wardly one hundred and forlyioUr (l4O lcci 10
polnt IN line with tho southwardly side Of the
stone foundation Of kimbcrys frame stable OIL {
forty loot sireci designated rs Reilly EInTl on the
Aforesaid plat OF subdivisions Of the Reilly USAH;
THENCE to and with said side Of said stable iuunLA
tlon 10 me westerly Ade Of said Reilly street,
sonih"hrlly aliyih.re tE !oet 10 tho n0EibeasieT.
" CORNER oil Tho llarSIavCa. Blum purchase, and
with the northcrly limo Of sid HarSrayys ttGct
westwRtdly 10 tho bSSlnulug.
TERMS OF SALE-Oue-lhIrt, or as much more
~ the purchaser may elect, U&Sh In hand on the
DAY OF sale, att! any r,SIduo III two equal lSlAll'
mchts payable In one and two ytArs from tho day
OF kHic With interest from TINT day. the purchaser
10 give his notS for the deferred insLAllEicG:S aud
70 secure the same by deed OF trust nOu t,c prUp
crty Snd Insurance. policies upon the buildiIgsiu
Tho Atsihclion Of tho trustee.
Title believed gool but sellInG as trustee shall
convoy only such title as Is vested In mo-.
". L. HUBBARD Trustee,
W. II, HALiER AnrtIonccr mriU
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When you tell secret 10 II lrinnd re-
member your friend hGS friend, and that
yolr lIirnda friend has friend.
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Woman will nrvar DO placed on an
equality with mHn until she Ia given a
pocket which can he al pa7ily found 40
hip.
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A young man in Louisville was choksd
to death while kiseing his girl. We'll,
what OF Il? Didn't be die happy?
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A law droP4 Of "spellinR'a Glas" on a
bruah, properly applied, holds like vise.
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IA. MOTIFS FRENCH POMDERS

VIII cure Diseases OF the H!dnrTv, Gravel, elect
stTiCturcs ard nil Urinary mad U.cthrsl Diseases,
NeTrnnE and rhvsicsl DrbIiily. Seminal Weakness
IOH OF N!S0r, fremature Decline IN Man, Early
csseS, .tc. syphilis in all It's intuIg, Eoro LroAt
sud nose, ulcers. eTup;iOns rerOiula, telier salt
rhcun, Aud AL blood aud skin tinREca. Eemale
Weakness snteGiiy cured. GonorrhCa cured in
three days Price o. Sold In Wheeling, ". Va,
by < +. B8GEISG, Druggist, Sent By mKii sealed.
all
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nU&gAiS--IESNu the NY nj s:U n 10 0nII nm
every hour until D.J1 y. n. LrAyr WhrGIinv rAri
al , 10 AMI run ever hour mi. 1850 D. m,
Thu church train will luAyu each trfmnus Al
l2:lhp. H. O. lilIlSGt,
nO8 superintendent
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TNliEEllNG K ELM GROVE K. R.
w ON AVID N!ter NOVEMBER 10. 1856, ,rRIun will
run ~ follows. ~ "
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